| Accounting is the language of business. Understanding basic accounting, business accounting terms, financial statements, and financial ratios is crucial to your business success. |
These online accounting guides will help you understand the fundamentals of small business accounting, the key financial reports and how to use them, and how to stay on top of your business performance so you have more time to focus on your business results.
Whether you have been using small business accounting software and you want a greater understanding of the financial statements, or you are interested in learning accounting as a business owner, student, or investor, this website was designed to provide accounting help that you can quickly apply to your business to measure performance and profitability.
From understanding financial statements (the income statement, the balance sheet, the cash flow statement), to complete online accounting examples and small business tax, you can find it all here along with additional resources.
Basic Accounting
Profit and Loss Statement
The Accounting Balance Sheet
Cash Flow Statement
Owners Equity
Stockholders Equity
Retained Earnings
Treasury Stock
Inventory Accounting
Property Depreciation
Financial Statement Analysis
Financial Ratios
Online Accounting Example: Accounting Cycle
Small Business Accounting Software
Small Business Payroll
GAAP
Accounting Fraud
Mark-to-Market Accounting|Fair Value Accounting
Online Accounting Dictionary: Accounting Terms
Online Accounting Sitemap
Great post. Thank you for sharing this info.
Hi Joe -
You can go to Yahoo, MSN, of Google Finance. For example, for Yahoo go to Finance, enter the symbol of the company you want to research, and go to key statistics. MSN Money also has annual and five year summaries under key (growth) ratios. Most brokers will have these summaries as well (e.g. E*Trade).
If anyone has other summary sites please post them and thank you,
Kenneth
Is there a web site where I can go to get the specific annual rate of growth in shareholders equity for different stocks (growth numbers for perhaps up to 10 years )
thanks,
Joe